> >Do you get the message "Embperl session management enabled" when
> you start
> >your server?
>
> No...didn't realize I was supposed to! Interesting. Here's what
> I get, in
> error_log:
>
You should see it when the server starts on the console, it doesn't makes it
way to the error log.
If y
At 10:08 PM 5/18/2000 +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
>Are you running httpd with the -X option?
No, I'll do that.
>Do you get the message "Embperl session management enabled" when you start
>your server?
No...didn't realize I was supposed to! Interesting. Here's what I get, in
error_log:
[Th
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From: Cesar Bonadio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, May 18, 2000 5:51 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: udat persistence issues possible solution
Dear Gerald
I saw all the persistence messages in the list and we are in a project
and we had
the same problem
> I've tried to make the problem as simple as possible. I've written the
> following script:
>
>
>
> Whee
>
>
> This is a test.
> udat{foo} is [+ $udat{foo} +]
> [- $udat{foo} += 1 -]
>
>
>
> The first time this page is loaded, it displays:
>
> udat{foo} is
>
> Reload, and it displ
Use
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_COOKIE_PATH /
Gerald
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I have some trouble with Apache::Session handling session variable.
The problem is that when I accessed %udat at subdirectory /user,
Apache::Session makes its own EMBPERL_UID combined with /user path.
then, I access %udat at main directory '/'. Apache::Session makes
another EMBPERL_UID combine
At 09:59 AM 5/18/2000 +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
>Embperl send a cookie the first time %udat is used and the browser should
>send it back on _every_ request.
>
>One other issuse that could arise is, that the browser send the cookie only
>back if the path is the same or below the one where the c
Hi,
>
> I have developed with EmbPerl and dynamic Wap Pages, very
> fast and easy.
>
>It exists some plan to bear the meta-commands SELECT, TABLE
> ... with EmbPerl, something so as HTML: :EmbPerl::Wap?
>
I didn't have taken a closer look at WAP so far. How would such tag's
Hi,
I have developed with EmbPerl and dynamic Wap Pages, very
fast and easy.
It exists some plan to bear the meta-commands SELECT, TABLE
... with EmbPerl, something so as HTML: :EmbPerl::Wap?
Bye
-
To
>
> I admit I am completely lost at this point. I don't even know
> how Embperl
> does what it does when it works, much less why it fails. Shouldn't the
> browser be sending a Cookie: HTTP header in its request?
>
> Any ideas or thoughts welcome.
>
>
Embperl send a cookie the first time %udat i
>
> your comments are true as they pertain to perl..
> i understand how local works - no problem there.
>
> in the case of embperl however:
> i believe that the escaping has already occurred on the
> block before it is processed, and therefore, in the example
> that you gave, $var would still be s
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